Question

multiple - choice question the laws of hammurabis code were not always equal. it usually depended on what? either the person was male or female. whether or not they had oatmeal for breakfast. the social classes of both sides of the accusations. rewatch

Explanation:

The Hammurabi's Code had different punishments and rights based on the social - class status of the individuals involved in a legal matter. Social class played a major role in determining the application of the laws, not gender in the primary sense as stated in the code, and certainly not what one ate for breakfast.

Answer:

The social classes of both sides of the accusations.